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Hello, Ak ccm!
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Renames

Did you contact the person listed on the description pages for these files based on your thoughts that they're a different taxon?

Also, they are all listed on galleries matching their current names. – Adrignola talk 17:33, 11 February 2011 (UTC)[reply]

Sorry, but I couldn't contact the autor for each single photo. A large number of fungi pictures of Lindsey is wrong determined. It's much work to correct this. Although I wrote him in January 2011 regarding a wrong photo and he answers me: "I corrected it a long time ago on my site but do not know how to modify Wiki (someone else put my pictures on Wiki). If you know how to fix it, please do!" So I think the renames are all right. Furthermore we're listing critical photos on a subpage of the german WikiProject Fungi and discussed them if it is necessary before we add the renames. --Ak ccm (talk) 20:17, 11 February 2011 (UTC)[reply]
Okay. Done. – Adrignola talk 20:30, 11 February 2011 (UTC)[reply]

Rename requests

You requested a rename of File:2006-03-10 Stereum hirsutum.jpg to File:Stereum hirsutum - Lindsey.jpg, but the target file name exists. Could you change the request to an alternative target file name. Thanks. Regards, Pmlineditor (t c l) 10:49, 12 February 2011 (UTC)[reply]

Thanks for your response. I changed the target file name. --Ak ccm (talk) 11:53, 12 February 2011 (UTC)[reply]


Exzellente Pilzfotos!

Hi, ich bin grad dabei, die �berf�llung von Category:Fungi ein bi�chen anzugehen. Wie ich deine Fotos konkret rekategorisiere: Bei der Taxonomie/Systematik kenn ich mich nicht so gut aus (sorry, Zoologe hier), deswegen versuch ich erst mal wenn noch alle taxonomischen Kategorien rot sind den Artnamen wegzunehmen. Wenn das nicht hilft la� ich das Bild einfach in "Category:Fungi", damit sich Spezialisten drum k�mmern. Sonst kommt's raus und kriegt die volle Kategorie-Packung. Zb File:2007-03-11 Amylostereum laevigatum.jpg. Ich packe den exakten Fundort in die Beschreibung, und benutze Category:Fungi of Germany. Wir haben aber auch Category:Nature of Bavaria, also nehm ich das auch (wenn der Standort nicht Unterkategorie davon ist, also irgendwelche Schutzgebiete oder anderweitig bemerkenswertes Habitat).

Die Mykorrhizapartner nehm ich aus den Kategorien raus wenn sie auf dem Bild nicht drauf sind, aber ich pack sie in die Beschreibung wenn das sinnig ist (also bei Habitusfotos, zB File:2010-08-25 Boletus subappendiculatus.jpg). Man k�nnte sich �berlegen, die Artkategorie zumindest bei (quasi-)obligater Symbiose als Unterkategorie der Partnerpflanze einzusortieren, also wenn der �bliche Partner von Boletus subappendiculatus die Picea abies w�re (ich wei� nicht ob das so ist), die "Boletus subappendiculatus"-Kategorie, wenn es sie dann irgendwann gibt, auch unter "Picea abies" einzusortieren. Das k�nnte man auf jede Art von starkem Mutualismus ausdehnen; macht zwar noch keiner, aber nach einer �hnlichen Logik ("verwandte" - konzeptionell, nicht taxonomisch - Kategorien zusammen) wird anderweitig schon umfangreich sortiert.

Au�erdem siehe COM:CFD#Category:Mushrooms_by_country, auf Basis eines landesbasierten Systems kann man dann parallel ein biogeographisches (also l�ndergrenzen�bergreifendes) System bauen. Aber das ist Zukunftsmusik. Bei einigen Fotos war gar keine Ortsangabe dabei, ich hab die nicht in "Fungi of Germany" sortiert aber ich nehm mal an da� sie dort (und in "Nature of Bavaria") geh�ren, kannst das ja evtl nachtragen (bislang sind die nur taxonomisch sortiert). Damit die Landeskategorien nicht �berlaufen, kann man als ersten Schritt schon mal f�r Landesendemiten die taxonomische Kategorie in "Fungi of [Land]" packen; ich hab das mit der neotropischen Avifauna ausprobiert, und es funktioniert sehr gut.

Bilder ohne Identifikation pack ich in Category:Unidentified fungi. Da sind ein paar pr�chtige Exemplare dabei (Fotos von Ralf Roletschek), vermutlich alle aus Deutschland, aber bislang keine Angaben. Kannst ja mal schauen, ob du irgendwas identifiziert kriegst.

Ach ja, Category:Mushrooms of Germany ist ja strenggenommen nur f�r "Hutpilze" jetzt wo wir "Fungi of Germany" haben. Ich hab den anderen Kram (Becherlinge etc) rausgemacht zur�ck in "Fungi", aber noch nix von "Fungi" in "Mushrooms" verschoben weil ich erst mal nur alles in ersterer sammeln wollte. M�glicherweise w�re die erste Unterkategorie von "Fungi" die man anlegen wollen w�rde "Fungi of Bavaria", damit man "Nature of Bavaria" und "Fungi of Germany" bei deinen Bildern als eine Kategorie zusammenfassen kann. Prinzipell aber w�rde ich bei "Fungi of [Land]" 3 Gruppen von Unterkategorien sehen: 1. regional, 2. analog Category:Fungi by shape, 3. endemische Taxa. Das kann man dann durchaus gruppieren, zB mit "| [Region]" und "|*[Morphologie]" und "|[Taxon]" (oder halt "| [Taxon]" und "|[Region]", wenn es mehr Regionen als Endemiten gibt) w�rde man alle 3 Gruppen in "Fungi of [Land]" sch�n sauber untergebracht kriegen ohne da� man unn�tig Kram wie "Fungi of Germany by shape" einf�hren mu�. Dysmorodrepanis (talk) 13:16, 15 February 2011 (UTC)[reply]

Danke f�r die M�he. Vielleicht w�re die Diskussion zentral auf der Diskussionsseite des WikiProjekts Pilze besser aufgehoben? Denn ich vermute, dass wir Pilzler ein mehr oder weniger eigenes System verwenden. So k�nnte man wahrscheinlich am schnellsten Ordnung reinbringen. --Ak ccm (talk) 14:01, 15 February 2011 (UTC)[reply]
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Common Good (talk) 17:14, 6 December 2011 (UTC)[reply]

Amazing

never seen this fungi before, File:2012-02-16 Coccomyces dentatus (J.C. Schmidt & Kunze) Sacc 199890.jpg. i would support it being nominated for valued, featured, or quality image, esp. as something most people have never seen before.Mercurywoodrose (talk) 04:46, 18 February 2012 (UTC)[reply]

Hi Ak ccm,

This sp. could be Chlorophyllum brunneum? Regards. DenesFeri (talk) 08:47, 10 October 2012 (UTC)[reply]

Hi DenesFeri,
yes, it's possible that the picture is showing C.�brunneum. But without a picture of the stem and especially oft the base (C.�brunneum has a more or less margined-bulbous stem base) I'm not 100% sure. Another possible species is C.�rachodes because much rachodes-collections before Vellinga's paper are truly C.�olivieri. --Ak ccm (talk) 09:00, 10 October 2012 (UTC)[reply]

OK, thanks for the info! DenesFeri (talk) 09:03, 10 October 2012 (UTC)[reply]

Ziegenlippe

Hallo Ak ccm, entschuldige bitte, dass ich erst jetzt antworte aber meistens komme ich leider nur 1 bis 2 mal die Woche dazu, auf meinen Wikiaccount zu sehen. Vielen Dank f�r die Anmerkung! Das ist wirklich super, dass sich jemand die Bilder genauer ansieht und sich Gedanken dar�ber macht! Bei dem gezeigten Exemplar habe ich leider nicht nach dem Basalmyzel geschaut, jedoch fand ich in diesem Gebiet stets Xerocomus subtomentosus. Der Wald dort besteht aus verschiedenen Parzellen mit unterschiedlichen Baumarten und macht ihn deshalb mycologisch sehr interessant. Der Standort des gezeigten Exemplares befand sich genau zwischen einem Buchen-Eichen Bestand und einer j�ngeren Fichtenschonung (alter Forstweg bedeckt mit Fichtenreisig). Nun w�re es durchaus interessant, ob der gezeigte Geselle wirklich die Variet�t ferrugineus zeigt, denn es w�re meines Wissens nach ein Erstfund in diesem Gebiet (dies muss ich im kommenden Herbst unbedingt �berpr�fen:-)). Nun zu der Beschriftung des Fotos. Nach meinem Kenntnisstand wird aktuell Xerocomus ferrugineus nicht als eigene Art, sondern als eine Variet�t von Xerocomus subtomentosus angesehen: Xerocomus subtomentosus var. ferrugineus (Schaeffer) Krieglsteiner 1991, Krieglsteiner: Die Gro�pilze Baden W�rttembergs, Band 2, Eugen Ulmer Verlag (2000), Seite: 329 oder auch MycoBank [1]. Da ich bei meinen Pilzfotografien grunds�tzlich auf die Variet�tsangaben verzichte (die Zuordnungen �ndern sich mir pers�nlich in letzten Jahren ein wenig zu h�ufig:-)), w�rde ich Xerocomus subtomentosus durchaus als legitim ansehen oder was meinst Du? Viele Gr��e aus Ulm und nochmals vielen Dank -- H. Krisp (talk) 17:29, 28 December 2012 (UTC)[reply]

A barnstar for you!

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For uploading valuable images from the website Mushroomobserver. Natuur12 (talk) 16:46, 11 November 2013 (UTC)[reply]
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Revent (talk) 06:02, 27 March 2015 (UTC)[reply]

Unfortunately, this is a derivative of an image that has a non-commercial license at the source http://mushroomobserver.org/image/show_image/12126 and so can't be licensed in a manner compatible with Commons. Revent (talk) 06:03, 27 March 2015 (UTC)[reply]
Sorry for my late answer, Revent. I always import images from MushroomObserver.org with Flinfo. If I choose an image with a non compatible license the tool shows an error message. I think the owner of the photo has changed the license of his photo after I imported it to Commons. However the photo was deleted. --Ak ccm (talk) 13:44, 13 November 2016 (UTC)[reply]
It was http://mushroomobserver.org/image/show_image/12126 if that helps. Reventtalk 13:48, 13 November 2016 (UTC)[reply]
I know. The shown license is not compatible. But as I imported the photo to Commons with Flinfo the license was compatible. Otherwise the import would not work. --Ak ccm (talk) 13:54, 13 November 2016 (UTC)[reply]
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